Rachel Maddow puts it all together and delivers a shock to Trump that his personal interviews of US attorney candidates could lead to more criminal trouble with Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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https://youtu.be/HrPmBKpL_TM?t=15m59s
Maddow explained how Trump is interviewing candidates to run US Attorney offices that oversee districts that relate to Trump’s home base in New York, Jared Kushner’s family business in New York, and Trump’s Mar-a-Lago private club.
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She went on to say, “What’s he asking those people when he meets with them? Well now the news that his campaign manager, as well as his son in law, is under active investigation by those offices, that puts not just a red flag on that unprecedented behavior by the president with his US attorney candidates, not a red flag, what’s bigger than a red flag? A red siren? A big flashing red neon sign? A red clown nose? Potentially, if the president is specifically zeroing in on US attorneys offices where he may potentially have his own, or his campaign, or family criminal liability, that may end up attracting interest from the Special Counsel Robert Mueller if in fact Robert Mueller is looking at the president for a pattern of potential obstruction of justice.”
Trump keeps making things worse for himself. He doesn’t know a non-corrupt way to behave. Rachel Maddow is on top of this story more than anyone else on cable news. Maddow is looking at the big picture. She is putting the puzzle pieces in place to show viewers a long-term view of what each of these individual Trump actions means when all put together.
Maddow is on to Trump. She understands this administration as well or better than anyone on television.
Rachel Maddow has Trump dead to rights, and she is education millions of viewers on how deep the corruption may go.
Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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